Fight Hog Cholera Through Sanitation and Quarantine
A state talk advocates strict sanitary methods on hog farms and farm quarantines to curb hog cholera. Dr. Gib and federal experts plan May 23 meetings in Clay County to organize farmers and pledge to follow proper treatment and quarantine, with taxes proposed to fund outbreak prevention.
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Eheliie
Juya
Auidar
Bitomolou
Gibani
Clay County
Faderal Exjierts
Rverly
Dicking
Webb
Royal
Langdon and Spencer
Lowarhing Aml
Hig Shaletha
Lowa
Gilson
Postmaster Fined Three Hundred Dollars
Postmaster was fined 300 dollars after a clemency petition from Booneville residents in support of George Swallow. The case involved alleged padding and cancellation actions linked to Missayel and the circulating letters to Booneville officials.
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Ors
Siebehelowa
George Swallow
Booneville Alfisa
Soldiers' Home Surgeon Resigns Amid Hospital Reorganization
Dr Ho A Newall and his wife resign from the Soldiers Home Hospital after an order by new commandant A C Wuinelitts places the medical department under new control. The couple served the home for several years and plan to pursue private practice.
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Ho A. Newall
Wostitant
Taw
Hama
A. Cwuinelitts
Ames Theives and Lands in Town Enquiry
Fragmented text describes a large land and tax issue involving Ames, with references to Iowa, farms, drainage, and manufacturing in Mixon. The readable portions mention land seizures, canal or drain concerns, and agricultural funds, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Lowa
Tle
Enouygi
Lawa
Mixon
Jowa
nmGurtt Ak Ue
Icsipibg Agriniltvenl Lunda
Local Daughters Restore Historic Cabin in Fort Ledge Park
Local daughters of the American Revolution plan to restore an old log cabin in Cleosor Park, Ft. Ledge area. The cabin once stood as a fort structure protecting the army officers and now will be rebuilt as a representative heritage house.
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Daughters of the American Cevalution
Clesor Park
Ft. Didge
Rik
Memorial marker honors Grinnell founder
A stone marker honors the Grinnell founder, in a memorial noting his role in shaping the city. The inscription references historical figures and events tied to the town’s early development and civic legacy.
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Grinnell
Gelinell
Wishell
Auto Smash Leaves Several Injured in Coastal Collision
A severe crash occurred when a vehicle collided with another near Tauris. Dr Sinegley and several others sustained injuries while one occupant, Mentino, was reported driving at about fifty miles an hour as a storm approached.
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Melvina
Tavril MaMa
Ture
Milus Marth
Tauris
Chuie
Dr. Sinegley
Holly Wale Lowaly
Mentino
Niles
Soil surveys to map counties after state college project
Aton announces soil surveys of Clay Mitchell and Ringgold counties conducted with the US Bureau of Soil Survey at State College. The program aims to map soil types, publish county reports, and provide farmers with gait and bio-arstry guidance after completing experiments in each county. Nine counties have already been surveyed. four more will be surveyed each year.
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Clay
Mitchell
Ringygoll
Uils Hummer
Salle de Pardmone
In State College
United States
Bureau of
Endowment Campaign Planned by Penn Starts College
Oskaolowa Penn college launches a $600000 endowment drive at a special trustees meeting. The executive committee seeks half from Oska Jousa and Maheeka, while the Society of Friends in laws tiaing requests the remaining share. Arrangements for salinizations are to begin immediately and field work starts at once.
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Penn
Oskalowea
Penn College
Cormittes
Oska- Jousa
Maheeka
Society of Frienda In Laws Tiaing
Record Class at Arima Ames at Jens' State College
The largest class in the institution's history will graduate in June. Bachelors' degrees will be awarded to 288 students across agriculture engineering industrial science home economics and veterinary medicine. Two year students will receive honorary degrees bringing total 450, an increase of forty over last year.
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Arima
Ames
Jens’ State College
Acid in tawa Soil at Ames Experiment Station
A report from the Ames experimental station details soil acidity in the region. Of 272 samples sent for testing, over 80 percent showed acid readings, indicating lime is needed to improve soil quality across nearly all counties represented.
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Tawa
Ames
Towa
Sally
Foot and Mouth Disease Outbreak Impacts Cattle Trade
Reports say Dr Gibson state veterinary officer received notice of a foot and mouth outbreak in Christian county Illinois. The outbreak prompts Iowa to refuse cattle and other animal shipments from trials, affecting commerce and trade restrictions across the region.
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Des Moloes
Gibson
Christian County
Ill
Jowa
Sixty Years on Same Floyd County Farm
Charles Ciis-One family held a farm in Floyd County for sixty years with Mr Rate arriving about seventy years ago and settling on the property still owned by him.
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Charles Ciis
Hs Wie Sama
Guorga
Rate
Floyd County
Student Military Camp at Jawa State College
About 500 freshmen forming the cadet corps and 50 officers plus a 25 member band will attend a week long annual military camp at Jawa State College from June 2 to 8. More than 100 tents will be set up with Gon Rush Lincoln in command.
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Secool Annwal
Jawa State College
Gon Rush Lincoln
Plan to Build New Highway Amid Federal Support Push
Union leaders of The Eastern town Beedle route plan a boulevard along the Mississippi River through northern lanes, seeking federal authorization and funding to secure the proposed corridor. Proponents emphasize regional connectivity and economic development, outlining steps to secure appropriations for the project.
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Union —Barkers
Beedle
Naw
Emg
G. A. R. Leader Canning to Attend Iowa Encampment
G A R leader Canning from Marshalstown-Filas Montfort says he will attend the annual Iowa veterans encampment in June 2022. Marshalltown prepares elaborate plans to honor the veterans during the event.
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Canning
Marshalstown
Filas A. Montfort
Eimovanier
Marshalltown
Jawa Orator Winner at Spelegheld Contest
Jawa teachers college student Mrs Clarence Im iny won the interstate oratorical contest at Spelegheld Missouri, besting rivals from eight states and becoming the first woman to claim the title at the event
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Jawa
Cadae Rapids
Clarence Iminy
Jawa Teachers’ College
Spelegheld
Cholera Serum Stock Reported by Iowa State
Amos announces ample cholera serum on hand to supply all, with the veterinary division at Iowa State College coordinating an epidemic response. The Biological Laboratory maintains serum production and storage, testing potency and purity before sale at 1 cent per cubic centimeter.
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Amos
Aags FE
Dennis
Division of Veterinary Medicine
Towa Stata Cok Wwe
Iowa State College
Nas
Mio
Canadian Recruiting Officer Spreads Wartime Outreach
A British or Allied recruiting officer operates in Canada and Ontario after extended service in France. The report notes her military costume and ongoing recruitment efforts, with a focus on wartime mobilization and local impact in Canada.
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Ware Sandersen
Canada
Ontario
France
Precious Language and the Sighed Gately’s Preserved Verse
The fragment reflects on Langunet as a keeper of a sigher’s age and a Gately embedded text. It notes firested van Uione and Helat ning labes of gents, implying threatened loss if not arrested. The passage frames words as vessels carrying a period’s voice across time despite empires’ wrecks.
How to Heal Itching Skin Diseases in Home Treatment
A Baltimore doctor promotes a home remedy for eczema ringworm and rashes using Resinol Ointment and Restnol Soap. Bathe with warm water, remove crusts, dry gently, apply a thin layer of ointment, cover with a bandage, repeat twice daily. Also mentions Dr Pierce’s Pills and Allen’s foot products in ad-like inserts.
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Baltimore
The American Way and Stranger Exchange on a Ferry Run
An exchange depicts a tense ferry dash as The Stranger urges The American to race the car to save minutes. The American insists time is tight but warns of danger and possible arrest as they debate the perilous plan.
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Mexico
Las Crices
Ferry
God
How It Impressed Him On Scientific Progress
Willie overhears his father insist the rapid advances of science are transformative since the early 1900s. He recalls telephones electric lights moving pictures and wireless communication as proof of progress. The piece then discusses patchouli and its potential Western demand, noting its cultivation in Porto Rico and local sale for two to four cents per bundle.
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Willie
Agenc
Garrard Heyris
Porto Rico
Tr Ix
United States
Grape Nuts Eases Stomach Ills in Convalescent Woman
A Me resident recovering from scarlet fever faced severe stomach and kidney trouble after indiscriminate feeding. She credits Grape-Nuts with rapid improvement, weight gain, and renewed ability to perform domestic duties. The letter praises the cereal and mentions others found to help nervous or stomach issues. There’s a Postum Co. endorsement and a call to read more letters.
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Postum
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